GAUHATI UNIVERSITY

SYLLABUS FOR FOURTH YEAR B. E. COURSE (1996 REVISION)

Department of Mechanical Engineering  

 

 

FIRST SEMESTER

 

 

 

Hr/Week

 

 

 

L – T – P

1

HU- 166

English

3-1-0

100

75

-

2

MA-171

Mathematics-I

3-1-0

100

50

-

3

CH-131

Chemistry - I

3-1-2

100

50

50

4

Ph-191

Physics - I

3-1-2

100

50

50

5

CE-102

Building materials and Surveying

4-1-3

100

50

50

6

CE-101

Engg. Graphics

1-0-6

100

100

-

7

ME-176

Workshop Practice – I

0-0-3

Total

--

600

100

450

--

150

 

SECOND SEMESTER

 

 

 

Hr/Week

 

 

 

L – T – P

1

EE 236

Basic Electric Engg

3-1-2

100

50

50

2

MA-271

Mathematics-II

3-1-0

100

50

-

3

CH-231

Chemistry - II

3-1-2

100

50

50

4

Ph-291

Physics - II

3-1-2

100

50

50

5

CE-202

ME-278

Engg. Mechanics and Strength of materials

4-1-3

100

50

50

6

ME-277

Engg. Graphics-II

1-0-6

100

50

-

7

ME-276

Workshop Practice – II

0-0-3

Total

--

600

100

400

--

200

 

ME 176* : WORKSHOP PRACTICE – I (0 – 0 – 3)

ME 276* : WORKSHOP PRACTICE – II (0 – 0 – 3)

Note : This is a combined syllabus for WP –I and WP – II. The whole syllabus should be covered in first and second semesters. Max. marks per semester: 100 (Sessional)

1.      Carpentry: Use, care and sharpening of common hand tools. Sawing, planning and chiseling. A complete job involving basic carpentry operations and simple wood joints.

Wood working machinery – band saw, circular saw, jointer and thickness planner. Demonstration of the machines.

Different types of timber, method of sawing, suitability for various applications.

Plywood – gluing, synthetic and animal glues. Veneering a job using above materials.

Preservation of timber – seasoning, chemical treatment and painting, varnishing and staining. Marks: 40

2.      Fitting and plumbing: Use and care of hand tools, different types of vice, hackshow, files, chisel scribers and markin gauges. Drilling and tapping. A simple job including the use of the above tools and keyway cutting and key fitting (about 12 hours).

Thread cutting and joining of pipes and pipe fittings. A simple job involving these operations. Marks: 40

3.      Smithy: Use and care of different tools for forging – anvil, hammers, tongs, swaging blocks, cold and hot chisels. A simple smithy job involving operations with these tools.

Forge welding, hardening, tempering and annealing. A simple job of forge welding. Marks : 30

4.      Welding: Use and care of welding equipments, gases used for welding. Gas generation and gas pressure. Filler rods, flux, brazing. A simple job on gas welding and cutting by gas. Arc welding equipment (AC & DC); Care and use. Different types of welding rods. A simple on arc welding. Marks: 30

5.      Moulding and Foundry: Hand tools. Moulding sands, pattern types, materials and allowances, Moulding methods, use of gates, risers and runners, cores, chaplets, fettling and finishing of casting defects. A simple job including pattern making, moulding and casting. Marks: 30

6.      Machine tools: Introduction to basic machine tools. Use of drilling, sawing, grinding, punching and shearing machines. Demonstration of turning. Marks : 30

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ME 277* ENGINEERING GRAPHICS – II (1 – 0 – 6)

Theory = 100

Sessional = 50

1.      Principles of graphics: Review of scales, lines, Dimensioning, placing of dimensions, arrangement of dimensions, common features of dimensions, conventional representations of different materials.

2.      Orthographic projection: Orthographic projection of standard machine elements, conversion of pictorial views into Orthographic views and vice-versa (1st and 3rd angle projection systems).

3.      Isometric projection: Isometric axes and scales, isometric projection of plane figures, cube prism, pyramids, cylinder, cone, sphere, charts, graphs, monograms, semi-long and double-long graphs, Rectilinear charts, flowchart.

4.      Perspective projection: Visual ray method, Vanishing point method, Perspective projection of simple objects.

5.      Graphical representations of informations: Bar charts, Pie charts, rectilinear charts, triangular chart, polar charts, semi-log and log-log graphs, Nomography – Concurrency charts, alignment charts.

6.      Free hand sketches: of common machine elements Pictorial 3D sketches)

Reference Books: 1. Engineering drawing – by N D Bhatt

2.      Machine drawing by N D Bhatt

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ME 278* ENGINEERING MECHANICS – I (2 – 0.5 – 1.5)

Theory = 50

Sessional = 50

1.      Forces and Moments: Force, Moment and Couple, Resultant of forces, Equilibrium, FBD, General equations of equilibrium, Analysis of forces in perfect frames.

2.      Center of gravity and moment of inertia: Center of gravity of axes, volume and composite bodies; Area moment of inertia and mass moment of inertia for plane figures and bodies.

3.      Friction: Introduction to dry friction, laws of friction, friction of simple machines – inclined planes, Screw jacks.

4.     Kinetics of rigid bodies: Plane motion, force, mass, acceleration, work and energy, impulse and momentum, rotational motion - centrifugal force, torque, angular motion and acceleration, angular momentum.  

Reference books:

1.      Engineering Mechanics – by S Timoshenko & D H Young, McGrow Hill Int.

2.      Engineering Mechanics – by R S Khurmi, S Chand & Co.

3.      Engineering Mechanics – by R K Bansal, Laxmi Publication (P) Ltd

4.      Engineering Mechanics – by K L Kumar, McGroe Hill Publishing Co

5.     Engineering Mechanics – by Hibbler  

 

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